Anti-hate was on display in Cranbrook Saturday, July 18, with residents turning out for the Stand in Solidarity at Rotary Park followed by a vehicular Pride Parade.

People gathered in downtown Cranbrook between 4-7 p.m. to support the ongoing anti-racism protests.  The group provided masks, free cold drinks, and sunscreen while speakers shared their stories.

There was also informational videos and signs throughout the park, chants, a t-shirt/sign making station and a memorial.

At 7 p.m., sirens and honking could be heard on the streets of Cranbrook. The 2020 Drive for Pride Parade, with decorated cars participated in a drive-by parade this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Photos by Tammy Oates

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